I'm A Celebrity fans have worked out who will be next to leave the South African jungle.
At the end of tonight's episode, it was confirmed the competition was nearing the end - and the celebrities would be leaving the camp quickly now. Georgia Toffolo and Andy Whyment departed the show in scenes aired tonight after taking part in the Gold Rush challenge, where they sadly lost to Myleene Klass and Jordan Banjo.
Ahead of a new eviction, fans are now convinced they know will be heading home, as the celebrities prepare to take on more and more challenges to determine who will be the first ever I'm A Celebrity legend.
Taking to Twitter, one wrote: "Fatima has been way too cocky and bossy for someone who’s been one of the worst trial performers. Her and Paul need to go next #ImACeleb," as a second added: "Get Fatima out I beg #ImACeleb."
"they’re gonna vote hurricane Fatima out the next chance they get :( #ImACeleb," a third penned.
It was Toff and Andy who departed the show tonight, with her describing her time on the show as "glorious".
Speaking after her exit, she said: "It was glorious. Every time I go into that camp I transform into this little warrior. I don’t mind smelling or the lack of food. I just find such contentment in there.'"
Andy admitted it was particularly tough for him as he was never on the winning side.
"I wasn’t in the winning team, ever. I was on rice and beans so it was really tough. I was working my a**e off. I was tired, not eating a lot. It does take it out of you. The days felt so much longer in South Africa. Plus Ant and Dec kept popping into camp to drop bombshells. I found it much tougher than Australia but still really enjoyed it," he shared.
Toff struggled with her acne and had a big breakout during her stint on the show, but she was adamant she didn't want to hide it from the cameras and instead wanted everyone to see her real skin.
"My skin really flared up. Part of me kept on thinking: ‘I really want my concealer’. I’m not totally myself when I haven’t got my war paint on. But I’ve been suffering with it for 15 years and it was really important to me that I didn’t hide behind my concealer," she said.
"So many people struggle with it like I do. And I wanted people to see that a) that’s normal and b) that even if you’ve got every single privilege in life that I do, you can still have it. It doesn’t matter how well off you are or if you’re a celebrity."
